New Ulm weekly review., 1887-08-17
The fall term az the public schools

The fall term Of the public schools
began Monday morning
Mrs. r. Czeikowitz and children. St
Paul, are the guests Of Miss. Mary
Hopt.
Go to the Crazy Social Wednesday
evening and see something out Of the
ordinary way
Chas. Z. Roos has a large assortment
Of flags and Chinese lanterns, which he
will sell cheap to parties wishing to de-
corate next Tuerday.
Supt. of Races, Mulverhill expects to
have some of the best PAGERS Of the
state compete for the prizes offered by
the Agricultural society in his depart
ment.
Mr.. A. Smith, who has charge of the
work at the well, informs us that the
rock, in which they are working now,
is flint verging on granite and that he
expects a good flow of water before
striking granite.
Anton Gag returned from the Photo
graphers' convention Friday evening
filled with new ideas of how to take the
best photographs. He purchased a
large number Of appliances for his gal
lery, while down there, and promises
to eclipse all work ever furnished here.
The directors of the board of trade
will meet next Friday at 7.30 r. NJ.
AS important business will have to be
acted upon, every member is expected
to be present
Now, that Gen. S. Sanborn is general
superintendent Of the Chicago & North.
western road, a position which he has
earned by long years offaithful service,
we think that the prospects for the
cutoff to New Ulm are materially en-,
hanced. MANKATO REVIEW
! While cutting corn Monday morning
Otto HartnecK had the misfortune tt
cut deep cash into his left knee joint
Hemmorhage was very profuse and .!
result the patient is in weakened
coneition. It will take several month!
before Otto will be able to walk again
DR.. Strickler has charge of the case.
| County Com. Koch and Auditor Ber
trand were in St. Paul Saturday, con
sulting with the State Auditor abou
the advisability Of accepting the oHe1
of the w. & st. P. Land Co., in settle
ment of back taxes on lands located il
this county. State Auditor Bradel
was opposed to remitting any portion
of the taxes due, and the probabilitie.
are, that the county must go to the ex
pense Of a law suit to bring the com
pany to time.
| It is unlawful to export or carry ou
of the State OF Minnesota any of tn
! birds or animals hereinafter mentioned
1t is lawful to transport the sam
within the limits of the State Of Mime
sofa at and during the time mentioned
as to each species and at no other time
! viz: Woodcock from July to Nov 8
inclusive; prairie hen, white-breastet
or sharp-tailed grouse, from Aug.
to Sept. 80, inclusive, wild duck, will
goose, brant or any aquatic fowl. fror
Sept. 16 to Dec. 81, inclusive; elk
moose, deer, during thu month Of No
vember only.
} At this early date guests are beginr
, ing to arrive to assist in celebrating th
) twenty-fifth anniversary. Monda
: evening a young lady arrived at Lou!
, Schilling's residence and as Mr.. Schil
ing is one of the committee on quarter
, for the Third Ward applied to him fc
board and lodging. Mr.. Schilling ws
slightly embarrassed as he had secure
quarters for the 23rd and Oath onl,
but as the young lady was rather prett
and intimated that she would like
stay here permanently, he quartere
3 her at his house Mother and child al
3 doing nicely and Mr.. Schilling's fac
wears proud and happy look.